Wollaton Hall & Park
FREE
Free entry to the Natural History Museum in the Hall & Park.
Car parking charges apply.
No booking required, queuing system in place for safety.
Keeping everyone safe
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park is open to the public, including the Natural History Museum and Formal Gardens.
We’ve also made a few changes to help make your visit as safe and enjoyable as possible.
A world of wonder
Visit
Opening hours
Essential information to help you make the most of your visit to Wollaton Hall & Deer Park.
- The Hall & Museums are open
- The Park & Formal Gardens are open
- Shops, café kiosk & toilets are open
Wollaton Hall Tour – currently unavailable
£10 per person
(Under 5’s free)
Daily tours at 12pm and 2pm last approximately 1 hour.
Car parking charges apply.
Wollaton Hall Group Tour – currently unavailable
£10 per person
(Under 5’s free)
Advance private booking of tours that last approximately 1 hour. Refreshment voucher provided per ticket.
Car parking charges apply.
Parking
(Up to 2 hours / All Day)
£3 / £5
You can pay for car parking by card using the RingGo app (Location code: 18914) or by calling 0115 8714000. Contactless payment only.
Season Tickets
(Parking)
£65- 100
We have one season ticket option that covers 1 year parking at Wollaton Hall & Deer Park, and another type that combines with our sister site, Newstead Abbey.
Coach Parking
£30
All coach parking is £30, with a coach tour booking.
Contactless payment only.
Please be aware that during special events, event parking charges may apply. See event listing for prices
How to get here
Wollaton Hall Natural History Museum, Wollaton Park, Wollaton, Nottingham, NG8 2AE
We have a handy illustrative guide that shows you all the places to visit at Wollaton Hall & Deer Garden.
Road access
Wollaton Hall is 3 miles west of the city centre. Follow the brown signs from the A52 or the A6514, or from the M1 take J25 and follow the signs. The postcode for your sat nav is NG8 2AE.
Public transport
Given the location of Wollaton Hall, we recommend planning your journey online, via the Travel Centre 0115 950 6070, Nottingham Tourist Information 0844 477 5678, or Traveline East Midlands on 0871 200 2233.
Deer safety
Wollaton Park is home to two herds of wild deer, 90 Red and 120 Fallow. Do not approach, touch or feed as deer can be dangerous. Keep dogs under control as owners of dogs worrying the deer will receive a fine of up to £1,000. Please be aware of seasonal deer activity, such as rutting (September – November) and calving (March – May).
Fires and barbecues are not allowed due to the site being a conservation area.
Family facilities
For those with young children and babies, we offer baby feeding facilities (in the courtyard café) and changing facilities (in the courtyard and near Wollaton Road play park – 9am-4pm). All meals in the cafe are available as child sized portions.
Group tours
Groups are welcome with bookings available over 10 people and coach parking is free for booked guided tours. Coach parties are offered a refreshment voucher for the organiser and coach driver. Click below for more information.
School trips
Choose from a wide range of curriculum linked workshops designed to make the most of our great sites. For further information or to make a booking contact the Schools Programmes.
Cafes and shops
Our two on-site cafés offer a range of options for you to refuel, from afternoon tea, homemade soup and sandwiches, to seasonal specials. Our shops are located in the courtyard and hall.
Accessibility
From mobility parking to wheelchairs, find out how to make the most of your visit to Wollaton Hall & Deer Park.
Drone policy
We do not allow drone flying at any time over Wollaton Hall and Deer Park except by contractors commissioned by Nottingham City Council for a specific purpose, who satisfy stringent CAA criteria, have the correct insurances and are operating under controlled conditions.
Fires and barbecues are not allowed due to the site being a conservation area.
Get in touch
We’re here to help. If you have an enquiry about our facilities, or Wollaton Hall and Deer Park more generally, please do get in touch.
